Fred Likes the Tesla (Nov. 2012 Update)
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By Art Hyland
It feels like Fall. It looks like Fall. You know, that crisp morning air that fills our lungs and eyes.; the Falls we used to have, the little children lining up for school, the football games, the sense of a year ending, a new one around the corner.
Continue reading This year there is no Fall
Wall St hits four-year high…
Is the DOW an economic indicator?
September 8, 2012 – The answer is no when the question is the present national economy. For example, in October of 1929, Wall St. crashed and the Roaring Twenties came to a close with bankers in top hats bailing themselves
Continue reading Eight Thousand when he took office and Thirteen Thousand, today
The Tea Party movement was spawned by irrational, unimpeded federal government spending on a scale never before done in peace time. The shock of the bipartisan TARP program in the Fall of ’08 caught conservatives by surprise, but only a few months later, Obama was barely in office, and Pelosi and Reid were
Continue reading If Our Debt Bothers You Now, Listen/Watch This
By Larry Leonard
October 25, 2011 — They asked a question on the air. This was the morning FOX show. They wanted to know what you think about education, today. I think with rare exceptions, it’s socialist junk. Compared what we used to have, public schools today are PC hovels and political campaign money laundering
Continue reading Concerning the alteration of tradition for political convenience
By Larry Leonard
During the 20th Century, most American women were Democrats. That means “liberals.” Something is changing, there.
I have wondered for decades why they supported liberalism. I attributed it to their feelings of compassion, but that seemed odd to me for one very large reason. Affirmative Action. I could not, and still cannot,
Continue reading Women May Save America
By Art Hyland
It was the best of times, it was the….Stop. Reset.
Feb. 19, 2009: A relatively obscure Rick Santelli, a reporter from an even more obscure CNBC cable channel was on the floor of the Chicago Board of Trade near the end of his
Continue reading Tea Party Beginnings and Endings
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Best Blond Inventions
*Submarine screen door
*A book on how to read
*Inflatable dart board
*A dictionary index
*Helicopter ejector seat
*Powdered water
*Pedal-powered wheel chair
*Water-proof tea bag
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